Unilateral prostate cancer cannot be accurately predicted in low-risk patients.

  • Hendrik Isbarn
  • Pierre I Karakiewicz
  • Susanne Vogel
  • Claudio Jeldres
  • Giovanni Lughezzani
  • Alberto Briganti
  • Francesco Montorsi
  • Paul Perrotte
  • Sascha A Ahyai
  • Lars Budäus
  • Christian Eichelberg
  • Roman Heuer
  • Jens Köllermann
  • Guido Sauter
  • Thorsten Schlomm
  • Thomas Steuber
  • Alexander Haese
  • Mario Zacharias
  • Margit Fisch
  • Hans Heinzer
  • Hartwig Huland
  • Felix Chun
  • Markus Graefen

Abstract

PURPOSE: Hemiablative therapy (HAT) is increasing in popularity for treatment of patients with low-risk prostate cancer (PCa). The validity of this therapeutic modality, which exclusively treats PCa within a single prostate lobe, rests on accurate staging. We tested the accuracy of unilaterally unremarkable biopsy findings in cases of low-risk PCa patients who are potential candidates for HAT. METHODS AND MATERIALS: The study population consisted of 243 men with clinical stage

Bibliografische Daten

OriginalspracheDeutsch
ISSN0360-3016
StatusVeröffentlicht - 2009
pubmed 19864083